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Illahe Nursery and Gardens My little nursery is located in the South Salem hills at an elevation of about 600'. In following the sage...
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Fritillaria eastwoodiae I've always loved plants named after Alice Eastwood. My old mentor Jack Poff would tell stories about her, I ...
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Anyone?.....Anyone?..... $15 credit toward bulb purchases off this years offering to the first person to guess correctly and enter it int...
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Fritillaria obliqua Always nice when the flower that started you on a tangent in your life opens up for the season. As promised...F. &...
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Please visit: www.illaherareplants.com to see the new catalog! We are phasing out this old blog server so you need to go visit the new ...
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The fall bloomers are starting. I had a nice talk with the department of agriculture today and I will be proceeding with international sh...
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Fritillaria liliacea- wonderful, early Californian, I really do like the native left coast species. Fritillaria hermonis ssp. amana Frit...
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Fritillaria whittallii Mr. Charles Hervey Grey in the three volume Hardy Bulbs 1938 has this to say: A native of Asia minor, collected b...
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"The blunting effects of slavery upon the slaveholder's moral perceptions are known and conceded the world over; and a priveleged ...
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Good Friday finds Trillium Question for you all, So last year I saw this growing in a local woodland park and for some reason ...
We still have drifts of snow. I love F. pudica so--would I had "enough genetic material" of it! Would it were as vigorous as the Europeans.
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